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A rare visit from me, purely to share this.
You know how the BBC (@bbcpress) implied for years that I hadn't been discriminated against or suffered homophobic abuse while working at @BBCCornwall?
Yeah, that wasn't true.
Full story on my Insta 👋
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cly5…
Jack Murley retweeted
Congratulations to Jack Murley @jack_murley who has been nominated for the Positive Role Model Award for LGBT at The National Diversity Awards 2026 in association with @HSBC_UK. To vote please visit nationaldiversityawards.co.u… #NDA26 #Nominate #VotingNowOpen
Jack Murley retweeted
BBC: This is a significant development in @jack_murley's efforts to get proper recognition for the homophobic abuse he suffered for years. Colleagues at @BBCCornwall have publicly backed him.
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To the staff at @BBCCornwall, thank you.
They have shown managers at the BBC what it means to behave with integrity and decency - and done so at the risk of jeopardising their own careers.
That takes guts, and is true allyship in action.
I've popped more thoughts below.
I am under no illusions that the BBC will cover this as a story.
While outlets like Private Eye and @PinkNews have followed this story doggedly, the BBC has stayed silent.
I'm followed by plenty of BBC journalists on here.
You know where I am, and my DMs are open.
Okay, two more quick ones.
The people who have not responded to our requests for a follow-up meeting include Rhodri Talfan Davies, Jason Horton and Zoe Baker.
Which is very strange, considering they all know the name of my abuser - having been given the original Report in 2024.
I’m not on here anymore.
But I know a lot of you have followed this, so I thought you might want to know this.
There’s more on my Instagram.
Cheers and gone 👋🏻
👉🏻 instagram.com/jack_murley?ig…









